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Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
THE ADDITION TO THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.

Although this is very unpretentlous
affair it has a great mission. Under this
roof of wood and iron there will meet every
Sunday morning two of the most imporJan
classes in our Sunday school, viz: the prima
ry class under Miss Dubois and the youn 6
mems class under Hon. Rodolph Hatfield.
Mr. H. has gathered around him a very
large class Of wide awake young men for
whose accommodation a separate room was
demanded. Mr.. Hatfelds analytical method
of presenting the lesson and the natural way
in with he adapts the principles involved to
human lives Of the present day have fresh
ness and helpfulness about them that just
suit young men who are seeking to under
stand the Bible and to make a success OF
their lives.
The room vacated by the primary class
will now be occupied By an adult class just
bsing formed, composed of parents and
others of like age.
The enlarged building of course means an
enlarged membership. Last Sunday the at
tendance was SS4, which promises speedily
to increase to at least 400.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
kUNAW AY.

Yesterday afternoon President Everss. of
the university, left his horse hitched to Q tel
egraph pole on the sidewalk near the south
cas-: corner Of the court house A piece Of
pspsr flying along the ground in the ally
east OF the buliing, came toward and badly
frightened him. The aaima, leaped upon
the pavement, broke the hitchias strap ran
along the sidewalk 10 the pump Hare ia
attempting to leave the walk, he ran into
the pump breakin, the wheel aad shaft Of
the buggy and entirely freeing himself from
the harness aud vehicle He walkei leisurly
te~ar IS Main aud WAS here csp.arei ny
Officer Eugene CLARK
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A PLEASANT DINNER PARTY.

Hon. John J. Ingalls, aud Governor Car
lisle and their wives and Col. Murdock and
wife made up dinner party last evening at
the home of Commodore W. c. Woodman al
Lake Side, the noting of which fact places
this reporter in q somewhat embarrassing
position, as each reader will understand. No
doubt that Commodore Woodlnan as a
royal entertainer, while contemplating
the fact that on one side OF
his hospitable board sat the president of
the most dignifed legislative body on the
globe, and on the other the speaker of the
national house, whose duty it is to hold the
great Democratic party level on the tariff
question, found no trouble in fixing the rela-
tive Importance of his bonored guests social
ly and politically. Without losing sight of
the fact that one Of these guests is want to
twist the tail of the British lion until his
of the Atlantic cable, and that the other
possesses the genius for effectually
sitting down on the representatives OF
fifty millions o. people, as the occasion may
require, and that both of them are talked of
2s possible candidates Of their respective
parties for the highest political position il
the world, yet he cannot, dare not lose sight
of the fact that the head of the EAGLE was at
that same board, like honored guest and
probably the only man present WHO could
successfully demonstrate the fact that Wich-
tia would continue to increase so
rapidly that many now jlving
would get see whales fshed
from the great Arkansas river. The party
was at least uDique-unusual- The two pre-
siding officers, one a southerner, the other
northerner, one Republican, the other
Democrat leader, but both together spend
ing social and harmonious afternoon i'll the
typical city Of the central state of the union.
1t was mete and appropriate here, hardly
probable if possible anywhere else.
Governor and Mrs. Carlisle leave for their
Kentucky home this morning. Senator and
Mrs Ingalls, 60 north tn S evening.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
AN ELEGANT SOCIAL AFFAIR.

Last evening an elegant and highly enjoy
able party was given at the residence Of Mrs
w. P. Smith, corner of Third and Lawrence
The evenings entertainment consisted of
dancing, the music being furnished by
Shaw's excellent orchestra. The ladies were
very elegantly dressed, many Of the cos
tunes worn being strikingly beautiful and
brilliant.
There wero noticed among the guests
present:
MIR. and Mrs. c. p. Rector. F. r Martin,
A. s. c. Forbes. George Hellar, Mrs. L.
Samuels, st. Louis; Misses Z. ". Booth,
AIDA McVicar, Emma Smith, st. Louis;
Alice Suites, Muthersbaugh, Philadelphia; :;
Mollie Rankin, Anna Smith, L. Boyer, Nat
tie Fabriqua, BERTHE Smith. Msssrs. W. G.
Jones, Will Hoffman, j. G. Fish, DIR. Il. G.
Seeley, Oscar Delong, Will swent7ell, Ed.
Dallett, T. W. Sargent, J. w. Adams, N. C.
Gordon, Kay smith, r. Harding. c. F. COT
I'm, 1. II. Hettenger, Will Beatty.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
STOP THIEF.

Last evening smart thief made Under
Sheriff Brown . call at his residence on
North Market Mr. Brown had left his coat
hanging upon fence to do some work in his
stable. When be came out Of the building
he noticed a man leisurely walking away
. coat upon his arm The sheriff called at
replied the man. Mr.. Brown now became
convinced that it was his coat the man was
carrying away, and endeavored 70 take it
from him. The thief finally got away and
ran down through the yard of the Occi-
dental hotel. Officers PARKS and Coin then
took up the chase and finally captured the
thief and recovered the stolen property On
X atar street
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
HIS FIRST VISIT.

Mr. A. Wilson, Of Rosamond, Illinois, is
numbered among the late arrivals He is an
old time friend Of Mr.. K. Il. Smith.
This is Mr.. Wilson's first visit 10 the city
although he says he has been trying to drop
business for . visit here some years, having
heard % much concerning the city's wonder
iul prosperity. He had expected TO ses live
city bu. was very much surprised to the a
ei:y 20 lsrca cs Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
COLLISION.

Yesterday afternoon two gentlemen were
driving across North Main in . spring wagon
loaded with trunks, when the trace became
Ioeseued from the saaft One OF them
alixhted to rehook 1t when the street car
came along. The wagon was on the track,
bat the car driver ran into it. came near up
setting it and did spring the hind axle. 1t
was team of young horses am the presence
OF mind az the driver along prevented an
oas,Sa-r
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
REM EMBE1ED.

Day before yesterday was the 4lst birthday
Of Mr.. II c. eager the pleasant, gentlemanly
proprietor Of the Pavilion. In ths evening,
he gave his assistants an elegant spread. It
consisted of seven courses and was served in
noted Neither had Mr.. Gaysr's corps of
assistants forgotten him for they made him
the recipient Of a fne Office chair. 1t was
pleasant and most enjoyable evening to all
and one that rendered to knit closer together
the mutual interest OF employer and en-
plye
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30

HyAAwFoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
~ l.. N. CRAWFORD. Manager
1--WE NIGHTS, COMfENCING MONDAY, MAY 2ND.
LAUGHING ATTRACTION.
Engagement of
CHARLES GILDAY'S COMEDY COMPANY
In the Fest Comedies Of the day.
"COI1LARS AND CUFFS AND "A PIECE OF PIE
Introducing Amsrica's Brightest Soubrstte
MISS FANNIE BEANE,
And the Prince of Commedlans
Mr.. CHARLES GILDAY.
Supported by q Talented Company Of Artfs;e.
Aofdsy and Tuesday. May 2apd s, the great laugh
~ succese, Collars and Cuffe;' edDesoay and
1hu eCsy. 4ey an0 5, "a Piece Of Pie" in three
aicss; N:dsy May e. Grand Double BIZ.
Prices for this engagement Is. 50 and IS cents
Mneerved seats Oh sale honday morning at Opera
House box Oncs
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
ROCK ISL Nd.

The Rock Island racket In Sumner county
is commanding considerable attention. TIE
president of the road has been visited by
The president seems to think that some
farmers in that county want to teach the
Rock Island something in the right of way
business, bus he is Of the opinion that they
win wake up mistaken
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
WE'LL ARMED.

Last evening Officer Clark arrested bold,
bad young man with dime novel, of the
Three Fingered Jack, the Terror of Finigsn's
Gulch series, make up. When arrested a
large II caliber Colts was taken from his
hip pocket. He said he bad no other weap-
ons, but when about to be landed in the cage
he brought out pair Of steel knucks which
it is said only a warning saved the officer
from feeling their metal. He refused to
give either his name or residence
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
FALAE ALARM.

Last evening gentleman passing Apple
by Planning Mill saw fire blazing upon the
roof and Immediately gave the alarm. The
fire department Immediately responded;
they, However, found that the buildirg was
not in flames. A timer had left his fire pot
embers into blaze, which had caused the
gentleman to believe that the building was
on fire and thus give the alarm.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
81 GOLD WATCH rs.

Last night a street f&kir commenced to
dissiminate gold watches among the people
on the corner of Main and Douglas avenue.
His elegant layout could be bought for 81
each and paper works warranted in all.
After selling quite number, the police got
their lamps ON him and he screwed his
nut and laInmein but towards the cooler
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
GREATER THAN ST. LOUIS.

Mr. George cktnrldge, president CT the
Phoenix Planning Mil company, of st. Louis,
was in the city yesterday. He had heard q
great deal shout the Princess of the Plains
and many conflicting stories as to her growth,
boom and liability TO collapse, SO be thought
he would come like sensible man and see
for himself. He was driven over the city,
past the business buildings going up in the
heart of the city and by the almost number
less residences of all styles and prices. After
returning to his hotel he said he was sur
prised to find such wonderful city, and that
even the half of all its beauties and glories
had not been told to him. "Why," he en-
thusi astically remarked to a gentleman
formerly resident of the metropolis of
Missouri, ''the building going on here is
simply immense; st. Louis with her half
million Of population is not putting up as
many buildings as Wichita, with her thirty
five thousand"
He felt, too, convinced that the stories
ahoat as to the collapse OF this city were
nothing more than fabrications gotten up by
less able rivals in order TO turn back the
great tide Of immigration to the Arkansas
valley
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
DIRECT TO TENAS,

Mr. r. B. Richards, Of the KanAs, Texas
& Northern Railway, whose home is in Dai-
las, from which point said railway is propos-
Ell to be projected to the mouth of toe Bra
zos on the gulf, aud north through the
Indian Territory 10 Wichita, was in the city
yesterday. This enterprise is backed by
great interests and heavy MeH, not only in
Texas but elsewhere, and Wichita in course
Of time, probably IL the near future viii be
called upon 70 loan her influence in its d.
rscticn
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
,TRPRi>hD.

Tae friend. of Mis-. Mary Kelly gav- aer
q1ise pl-sssat surprise lass evening Thay
gathered TO TIE nunb%r Of t-alvs Or fifteen
at th. home IF hsr tathsr. Ar joan Kelly.
oosn.r CT English and Water ihe sTeainz
was mos: enioysbly sps1t by sil pscsea..
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
ORGAN RECITAL

The program for the Organ Recital at the
Il. z. church viii be found in the amusement
prog. am has been prepared, and two accom-
pIlsned lady singers, one from Boston the
other from Kansas City have been secured
The organist is, Fellow of the collegs Of
organi Is, also member OF the Royal Acad-
amy of Music
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
BAKING MATINEE.

Yesterday afternoon large crowd Of pee
pie visited Alex. Sseel & sons store on
North Main to wltoess the baking matinee
giveL there. Cakes, biscuits, turkey and
pie baked on the Monarch gasoline stove
was literally dispensed to all the comsrs and
excellent manner in which they were baked.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
REV. s. Il. BARNlTZ WILL Bg AT THE
CONVENTION.

The word Lutheran carries us back 400
years, and those not familiar with the
Evangelical Lutheran church are liable to
think that this organization il rather old
style. II loyalty to the doctrines Of St Paul
and reverance for the services and orsii-
naness of Gods house arc old style. the
Lutheran church pleads guilty. But if the
place occupied in all the new methods for
carrying along the Lords wsrk is tho cri-
terion, then the Lutheran church is in no
degree behind the times
Those who wish to set q correct idea OF the
position which this bra ranch of the Lutheran
church takes in regard to such new institu-
tions as the S. s. ard tbs Y NJ. c. A. should
SO and hear Rev. S. s. Barnitz OH Sunday
after noon and during the State convention.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30

The building boom has struck South Main
Street, i''Some months and but only weeks
ago" said an old timer yesterday it was pure
dirt booms called real estate booms that went
stalking Ground over Sedgwick county. The
dirt venders, the more shallow, thought they
were building city, but all their hurrah,
splurge and ''palaverin" charged not sin
gle grain of sand or did nothiug but to raise
the price for man who wanted to build.
That period has happily passedwhen a greedy
cuss can get up great rush for certain
section by howl storm. It's building that
counts and that is what we mean by saying
that building bcom-not real estate boom
has struck South Main street. We want
1t understood that this is not for selling lots
ms means brick blocks. Inc
wild eyed specimens who venture
IN that section hoping to get q snap, by our
buildings. will get beautifully snapped OIL.
III ne wants to erect brick block he can get
property at reduced figure, but he will be
certain TO enter in written contract to tnat
eHect, as words of gambling sharp don't go
very far
Thirteen gentlemen have decided to unite
anu erect about twenty brick business build
ings On Main between Douglas and Maple
streets. Tie matter has been under contsm-
patton Tor some weeks and has been cons,d-
cred Jointly with the scheme On the West
side published in yesterdays EAGLE Inc
manner in which that was settled seems TO
have had q refining effect Oh the Main street
scheme AS soon as it became known
the gentlemen interested soon decided that 1t
was to Their interest to define the lines OF
South Main with 4 solid front of brick build
lngs, and IS starter for that list Of twen-
" has already been secured.
Mr.. Kos Harris and n A. English seem to
DC taking leading part in the enterprise.
Zach will erect three or four buildings.
None OF the buildings will have a front OF
ess than twenty five feet, eighty feet deep
and two stories high .s~- Many OF them viii be
hree stories and one hundred feet deep.
As yet no contract has been signed but the |
,apers will be set in circulation to-day and |
erything signed and sealed.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
NOQCOkUM.

No quorum was present last evening At ths
Board Of Trade rooms Nothing was decided d
spon, but some Questions of importance dis
cussed in a general way. There viii be .
meeting Tuesday night
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
MEETING OF srocKaoLDggs.

The stockholders OF the Se.igwick CouEsy
Loan and Investment Company viii hold
meeting at the Office Of Bentley. Hatfield q
Bentley this evening. II is desired ths, eli
be presen. and sosns questions OF iEnpor'Gucs
"a III ts presented
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30

Rev. 8. B. Barritx wessern seastary OF
the Beard Of Home Missions Of the 6sasral
Synod, Evangelical Lutheran church, viii
arrive IN the city today and Will preach for
Rev. Hewitt Sunday rnoraing and evening
in the First Presbyterian church, and At p.
H. Sunday Will address the y. n c. A. in
the same church Mr. Bsrritz Is enc Of the
most prominent Lutheran ministers IN tAis
country, and any one who faiIs 70 listen TO
his ssrmons will miss a treat
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
ANNOCNCkM ENN.

There viii be special meeting OF tbs di-
rectors Of the Wonens BensvoIsnse Home
and Hospital today. Saturday, ~ 4 p. m- A
full attendance is de~ired.
By Order OF the PeesidsUt- x
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30

DR.. Schermsrhorr is again able 70 be ont
aad to attend to his practice, after his recent
severe lnoSS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30

Miss Hattie Williamson, Of w. o. Tel. Of
fce, went to Topeka last evening to sread q
few DAYS at home
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30

Mr. c. ". hI.~s oi OEio, Is il the city
He says that speculation en- real estate
over gas end oil strata is not so safe SIS when
it Is located ike Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30

New tracks are being laid In the Santa Fe
yards TO accommodate the immense increase
0e traffic.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30

John c. Miller, OF Richmond, Ky, is Wis
itiug friends and locking over the metropo-
lis with view 10 Investing and locating
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30

Fr;tch Lea is sprainsd his ankle few days
ago and was out yesterday for the first tina
since the accident.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30

The Rive-side track viii Toe open Monday
il don't rsin and fnuddY up Tickets will
b sold hereafter to those wishing to practice
o- drive on ~" rrara;
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30

Thomas Williamson arrived In the city
yesterday from Topeka and went TO Garden
City last hight
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30

The carriage factory on East Douglas il
exteriorly almost completed; yesterday the
workmen were putting on the roof
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
CLEARING HOUSE

Clearing for week eading April 18th, sTaz.-
SII13
Corresponding week last year, $50. SIS 30
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30

Extra copies of the EAGLK can be OBJ
sained IN the counting room for Ave cents
each, with or without wrappers
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30

The p!astes',s nave completed the two
upper stories Of the Carey hotel and were
yesterday engaged upon tho rooms CT the
third story
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30

Missas Lydia Chambers and Mamie How
ari, Of Leon. are In the city, guests of ". z
Chambefp.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30

Mr.. G. A. Miller arts east this evening in
the interest Of the Archer Electric M'ry Co
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30

Mr. G. Waiiili diverted nls attention from
r.Al estate sz.ici-nily today to ~ei7'.ne TO
hls hou-saoid q ius sl2po0nd boy We
thought we heard George saying soUstfias
tee otner day ABOUT aa addition u CAsr
City 'Here's - lis good health sad Ats
fsiniiys, aad may Sssey Ave long An1 pros
per.-CSsh City Cashier.
IL. being the first birth in Casa City ne
IVES chrissene.i Cssa in homer o. Mr. Cash
Henderson of this city, fer - hon hat bright
l4es western soEa was NAMED
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
JUSTICE COURT.

At Justice Barrett'>, r. G. Fisher VS. z. V.
Appleby, was tried in the forenoon. In the
afternoon several other cases were dispos-
ed of.
AT Justice Walkers Mrs. Emma Hatton
vs. Mrs C. 81. Snyder, was tried in the fore
neou was tried. 1t was case Of foreible
detaner, judgment rendered for defendant
and writ of restitution ordered. In the
afternoon, State VS. Henry Perkins was tried,
but decision not rendered.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30

n. p. Levison Of the Famous, Ia of for q
short visit 20 10 lin, No
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30

Mr.. w. A. Black, real estate r,,stler OF
Wellington, was in the city yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
THE COURTS.
POLICE COURT.

A. Bass, for carrying concealed weapons,
was arrested by Officer Mcnamara and fined
security for the remainder.
Two drunks were up-where did they get
the where withal:-and gave the names OF
Joseph Berry and c. Champlain. They were
both fined the regulation amount, paid land
UeDt ont to look IN their tayorita Joint
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30

since the completion ot tn- 'sr-s' car
t-ssk I'D Fcarth avenue = oslt car has fs-sr
nc, ppon the lis. coniBg down Fourth ar
eaas, taencs on Dougls sveass. Worth Main
.rd Osk s.-ee.e - FsazTh sssin-
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
FAIR GROUNDS.

It IL unnecessary for the EAGLE to set
forth the advantage Of an annual fair. For
two years We stood on the breach between
the old society and the new hoping that one
good organization would be saved intact.
But the result Is known. Both have gone up
the fiume.- Not only havo they winled out
but the feeling engendered by the going
must now be surmounted or rubbed out be-
fore any successful work can be done. We
must have an association, stiff one finan-
cially, and strong one in its personal make
up. We have just reached the point where
the Arkansas Valley Fair at Wichita would
have been the biggest thing with the least
effort of any exposition in the west There
wee more people attended our fair last year
than attended the last state fair, and there
was nothing to see either of great conse-
quence. This year with the proper effort the
thing would have been simply immense.
We want ample grounds, accessible, near
or by stream with grove of shade trees
# possible. 1t would seem that these might
be encompassed. Our columns are open.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
GRAND ORGAN RECTAL AND CONCERT.


GWEN AT rin:
FIRST N. Z. CHURCH.
ON MONDAY EVENING. MAY2.
N GEO. L. JOHNS IN r. c. o., OF England, assisted
by Mrs.. &. L. Foote, Sop ano Of Boston,
ana Gy. n II. smiIh, Cantraito,
OF Kansas City.
Iu&ugurating the large , gan Just completed by
Henry Pitchers sons Of Louisville. The following
Viii be the program:
PARTL
Andante and Allegro Bach Organ
Duet, Wanderers Night Song tkubensten).
..-....-...-...Mre. q oote and Mrs. H. H. Smith
O6ertOrte In hiIor (BatistD Organ
u@soeto Inohies
Angels Song sRattsrD... organ
60nxucta Marta ttauIel MIS- foOte
Overture ~ ME SevottS
Atone,
Haeetos.
ia,
PARTN.
Angels Sereba.!e (Bfsgal Mrs. Smith
SA.tciic no ~ ~ III
u Sanct scina lLU1a Eantasio on Sicflian Mariners
6ymn .olsah
il Estasi tarditil Mrs. FOOT
Hymn of Nuns (Hely) Organ
War March ~ Priests (Nih.iicl (HeDdelsohn) .OrgDI
.dock The Priest iaIdeD Oegan
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30

Mr.. Leveridge. who nas for some tine
been confined t. his room at Hotel Gapdolfo.
WAS able to he ouc again yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30
BUILDING BOOM

Strnck South Main Strect-Twenfy Brick
Buildings Booked--Brouehtt 10 Head
Eby the Maple Street Move.
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TARFIELD OPERA HOUSE
&T Fs>ts YOUNG, Sole eesees and NanagerF.
FRED DIXON, Asst Manager.
OSIGHT,
Tbs Production If the Season at Inst
TIE n kaSCOTTE
With the Original Great Casino CSst.
Int 70 duel & J-esie Hatcher. May smith, Anna Par
rru tSoosg. PaytOn Bruce Amsbury,
Fred ixon ard 4. Robbins.
NKW CHOtst.s HEW COSTUMES.
c.E CHESrNUTS; NEW LAUGHS
Populsr ,r.r g admission, ~ and 30 cents re
served 81 rrEts.
Doors open IA y. m. performance commences At
90. m,
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IMPROVEMENTS ON EAST TDouGLAsAvE.

Following up the formation Of the join.
stock company to erect fine business block
at the corner Of Hillside and Douglas ave,
is the erection Of three blocks just east OF
Washington avenue. One block is to be
erected by Joseph Koenig ard one by Geo.
o. n. Buckner, provided that company
can be formed to purchase and erect upon
two lots laying between these two. A COM
pany is being formed with a capital stock Of
10000 and large proportion Of the sub
scription Of stock has already been pledged,
and it has been proposed to commence oper-
ations at once. The buildings are to bs at
least two stories high, pressed brick front
and at least eighty feet deep. Just opposite
the proposed site Of the above. ]. W. Lamb
offers TO build an elegant pressed brick block
three stories high
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-30

lyRAwFoRD OPERA HOUSE,
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. APRIL % AND 80.
The Great l.rmsntic Drama. as Produced
with the New York Metropolitan cast,
Entitled
--BsUlRlR OEAIKts
Under the cir cr supervs Of the authors MessIS
D. K and u o. Higgins, and the popular commedian
JAY SINMS.
NEW AND ORIGINAL SCRSEEY.
Scene Effects.
The Murder In the SnOv-
The Rescue from the FIver Rapids.
The Great ire Scene.
Reserved seate sale Thursday mon ing at Opera
HOuse Box Once.
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n B-gvery day at Is. snd go 2, m. trcf Her
bert Will rneke prrnd high wire ssst ns.nn from
Che ground the Top Of the Museum building.
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AMUSEMEN'w.

VTTiGHE-A MUSEUM,
w Ess5Is You've, Propretors end Managers.
South Main ST. nea- Douglas Ave,
me pupaisr family resort and the Only Place or
Amusement iu the ciIy open the year round
PARLOR STAGE.
The has -ONS" serio comic bsIledists.
ED Willy NeG1o Songs end Darces-
PETE ycCLOUD. Cby reques0 Harp scng ana
Dance.
DR. c, ". MCCORMICK. Phenologist and Humorist.